England won the T20 World Cup title by defeating Pakistan by 5 wickets. Batting first, Pakistan had given a target of 138 runs to England; in response, the English team won at the loss of 5 wickets in 19 overs.
The hero of England’s victory was Sam Curran, who took three wickets for 12 runs. Ben Stokes also dominated England’s victory, remaining unbeaten on 52 runs. The stadium started dancing as soon as Stokes took a single off Mohammad Wasim. The English players came running to the ground.
However, as soon as the winning trophy came into the hands of Jos Buttler, he took his 2 stars down from the stage. Its video is becoming fiercely viral on social media.
England’s captain reminded Adil Rashid to leave and checked to see that he and Moeen Ali had left before they celebrated with champagne. Respect. pic.twitter.com/y30bGRFyHG
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The World Is Praising Buttler
The English team was celebrating with the trophy on the podium. During this, the team was about to celebrate this victory with champagne. Buttler sent Adil Rashid and Moeen Ali down from the podium so that champagne would not fall on them.
Buttler also checked whether both went away or not before celebrating with champagne. The English captain is being praised all over the world for taking care of both players.
Pakistan’s Challenge
Talking about the final, Pakistan’s batting was awful. Shan Masood scored a maximum of 38 runs. 6 batsmen could not even reach above 8 runs. Babar Azam’s team challenged England based on bowling and fielding. At one time, England had lost 4 wickets for 84 runs, but Shaheen Shah Afridi got injured on the last occasion, and his injury became the biggest reason for Pakistan’s defeat.
Afridi Got Hurt
Afridi was running in excellent form. He stopped Alex Hales for 1 run in the final, but he got injured due to the catch of Harry Brooke, and after that, he could not even complete his over. Iftikhar Ahmed completed him over, but he took Pakistan out of the match on the remaining 5 balls. Ahmed conceded 13 runs in 5 balls, and this match turned in favour of England.
